BULK FLOW is a global leader in the production and commercialization of innovative packaging and equipment for transporting raw materials in bulk via intermodal containers. Our expertise lies in optimizing supply chain efficiency by increasing payload capacity and enhancing bulk handling processes.
With a strong foundation of technical expertise, developed through years of serving industrial clients worldwide, we specialize in delivering solutions tailored to the most challenging bulk transportation needs. From container liners to state-of-the-art loading and unloading equipment, we offer bespoke solutions for the seamless transport of hard-to-flow powder solids—helping businesses reduce costs and streamline operations.
At BULK FLOW, we don’t just move materials; we redefine bulk logistics.Are your customers satisfied with your current bulk packaging system, or are they asking for changes? Are they content with their packaging costs, product protection, and total payload per shipment? Or are you spending significant resources trying to improve your supply chain processes—especially for unloading hard-to-flow raw materials in bulk?
If you nodded “yes” to any of these questions, it’s time to explore smarter solutions.
Shipping hard-to-flow raw materials in containerized bulk requires the right tools:
At BULK FLOW, we’re committed to solving the toughest challenges of handling hard-to-flow raw materials in bulk. Our research drives innovations that ensure these materials can be efficiently transported in 20’, 30’, 40’, 45’, or 53’ intermodal containers—reducing costs, maximizing payload, and simplifying logistics.
Transform your bulk handling operations with solutions built to exceed expectations.
Our equipment is specifically designed to handle all types of hard-to-flow materials, enabling seamless and efficient unloading processes. With our solutions, you can implement simple, standardized protocols to:
Simplify your bulk handling operations with equipment that prioritizes efficiency, adaptability, and ease of use.
